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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1903
Page
4
W A Dunn travels to St Louis for spring stock. Revival at St John Chapel with Rev W A Davault. Dr Witmer suffered an abscess. A P Kikincher went to De Soto. School meeting April 7 urged by parents. Various local sales, farm moves, and arrivals from Marble Hill to Leopold and Lutesville. Community events include exams, millinery openings, and church services through late March.
Andrew Stickler plans to visit St Louis with Will Furr of Buchanan attending Normal last Tuesday. Dr A Revelle is pending a few days with his folks. Judge T W Cooper was seen on our streets last week. Rev Jones of Puxico visited Lutesville over the weekend. Miss Mollie Timin invites Columbia Yount. Lutesville Milling Co flour advertised. D L Burford and wife of Jackson visited relatives here. Our public school closed Friday with an interesting program. John A Seabaugh Jr visited a friend in the county. Mr and Mrs Noah Hatfield of Buchanan visited Henry Myrick’s family. Misses Gertrude Bigga and Anna Smith visited Cape Girardeau. Miss Virgie O Bannon returned home sick. Silas Lail and sister of Jackson visited friends here. Henry Elfrank unloading buggies wagons for sale at Lutesville Harness Shop. C C Bowman of Dexter on business in Lutesville. Dexter milling company troubles to get cars for building stone from Lutesville..Property listing southwest of Lutesville: 95 acres, 50 cultivated, good frame house, two barns, fruit trees, acres of wheat, and town lots. For details contact Jeser B Loves Box 24 Lutenville Mo. Witch Hazel Salve advert claims DeWitt’s Salve for piles, eczema, cuts, burns and skin diseases with counterfeit warnings.
State v. Marshall Baker pleads guilty to illegal practices of medicine with a $50 fine, commuted to 12 days jail. State v. Moses Wilfong postponed to next term at state cost. State v. Gam Danes pleads guilty to carrying concealed weapons, $5 fine. State v. Carlton Moore and shooting on public highway: Moore and Revelle fined $5 each, Moore not guilty. State v. Dr. D. M. Finney pleads guilty, case appealed. J. Limbaugh v. J. Alien judgment for defendant.
A Knoxville widow Mrs A K Simpson writes from 609 Craig St June 10 180% praising Ballards Snow Liniment for sciatic rheumatism over Hot Springs cures. Encloses mail offer for $1 urging a large bottle via Southern Express. Sold by Dr O M Witmer touting DeWitts remedies and Little Early Risers for liver and bowel relief.
A lengthy medical advertisement touts Ballard’s Horehound Syrup for coughs and indigestion with claims of opium content and quick throat healing. It also promotes Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy and Pain Balm with testimonials from readers in Hatgbingon Kansas and Marble Hill Missouri. Endorsed by Mrs Joe McGrath and Henry T Cr ok, among others, the notices urge purchase from local druggists.
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